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28 CIVES CARD PARTY APRIL 1 St. Mary's society of St. Joseph's church will give a card party Monday aftemobn, at 2 o'clock, in St. Joseph's ball. Bri~e, bunco, and e~chre will WILME'TTE LIFE March 29, 1929 The Northwest circle of the cong-re- 22 Northwestern Frosh gational. church entertained at bridge Win Basketball Awards last Saturday evening at the home o£ Twentv-two of the eighty-eight hoys the chairman, Mrs. P. T._Redfern, 1600 Wa'3hington avenue. Thirty-six guests who triecl out for the freshman basketbe played. Mrs. ] acob Reinwald is were present, members of the circle ball squad at Northwestern university during ,the past season have been chairman for the afternoon. and their husbands. awarded freshman numeral sweaters. This group in the opinion of Ted Payscu r, freshman coach, has the best opportunity of winning a place on the \'arsity squad next year. . Out of the twenty-two numeral wmners nine are forwards, eight are guards and five are centers. From the forwards Robert Lockhart of Martinsville, Ind., and Robert Hails of Centralia. Ttl.. appear ready to step into When conditions necessitate a change of residence to some a varsit~· job with a bit more experiother city, let Iredale'1 take the situation in hand and you ence. will be relieved of all worry. Your belongings will be Datlas Marvil of Laurel. Del., John expertly packed and dispatched. lredale's are an a~ent of Gardis of Michigan City. Ind., and the Allied Van Lines. Dick Bell of Fort Wavne, Ind .. look like the rlass of thr guards. From thr 1723 BENSON A VENUE, EVANSTON ccntrrs Robert M rCarnes of Logans!lOrt. TnrL. and Vvitliam Saltzman of PHONE WILMETTE 1332 Renton Harhor, Mich., are the most promising prospects. The numeral winners are: Outgoing Air Mail Schedule is Posted in Kenilworth P. 0. For the benefit ·o f Kenilworth residents who send mail frequently· by airplane Douglas H. Crooks, acting postmast~r has posted the following scheduie for the arrival of air t:nail at its destination if mailed m Kem~worth before 5 :15 p. 111.: Roif;e, Td~ ho noston. Mas~. l'hf'venne. Wyo. f'nl~radn Springs, Cui. DallaH, T exas Dt>nvrr, Co1. Ft. Worth, Tf'X . . Gnlvf'ston, 'T't'x. Hartford, Conn. Hou~ton, 'l'<'X. Los Angf'lt>~. C"a1. !'\cw York ("ity, N. Y. N. Platte. Kf'h. Oklahomn City, Olda. Omaha. NPh. Philndrlnliia. Pn. Portlnnd, Mninc Portland, Ore. Reno, Nf'Y. Rncranwnto . ('~1. · f\nlt Lnke (;itv. Utnh ~nn Antonio, Tt>x. Snn Francisco, CaL IRED ALE FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES a~('('0110 day) 7:00~.m. (Next day) 1:15 n. m. 7:50 a . m. 4:30 a. m. 7:10a.m. 8:OOa.m. 6:20a.m. 7:35a.m. 11 :30 n. m. 6:35a.m. 10:50 a. m 10:50 a.m. fl:Uia. m. 2:50a.m. !):2!'-ip. m. 12:20a. m. !'-i:3!'-in. m. 11 :45 ~. m. (Next day) 1:~0p.m. SHIPPING Forwnrrls-Rohl'rt T~ockh:ut. Mnrtfn!'IYill('. Tncl: Rohf'rt Hails. C'E>ntralia. Ill.: Hussf'll f\nic~' r. C"hicn~o: MerPdith Olsf'n. B\·an~tnn . Til. : RohPrt LittlP. Log-ansport Tncl.: RobHt KE>rshnw. Winn('tka. TIL:' Frank Fnr~s - C'hiC'ngo : LPI' n:-.,·is. ("hi1 :tfYo, nn<l Tiny fiupgnitz. Ln(;rangf', TIL <1uanls--.Tohn Ganli". Mkhign~ l'ity, Tnd.: Dick Rf'll. Fort 'Vaynt· Incl . : Dnllas 1\fnn-il. Lnur~'l. Df·l.: Ralph ~yler, Kansas f'it~-. :\fo. : Fnmk Morr. Dnhnrme Tn . : Lf'n!Hlnl l1Pin~C'h, Chicngo: Elliott Trntt. \Yhitcw:-~trr. ·wis., and Haro)(l Wf'lclin. P<'oria. C'f'nt<'rs-l1olwrt McCamPs, Logansport. Tnd . : \Villiam f\altzmnn. B<'nto'l Harbor, 1\rkh. ; (}('o!'g-(' f\C'hot>ttle. f\tocklancl, TIL: Blmf'r TTeidt>mn.n. KewanPf', IlL. and Blnw1· Johnson. ~C'hiller Park, TlL 2:4!'i p.m. 10:00 a.m . 11:20 a.m. 4:~0p.m_ (Seen nil day) 7:00a.m. (Next day) 8:54a.m. (Sf'cnn(l day) Tnf'oma, V\Ta~h - 7:00a.m. \Vnshington. D. ('_ \Yirhitn., Kn!';. (!'\ext. day) l1 :0!'-i n. m. 3 :15 a. m . ... I I Will Tell Easter_Storv for Children at Library Jf rs. Charles Rroad, of Wilmette. will tell an Faster qon- at the children\ storv hnnr in thr 'Vilmrttc Public lihr<;r~· this Saturda~· morning at 10 :3D. acording- to an announcement 1)\- Mis:-; \Vinifr~ d Rrig-ht. children's lil~rarian. ~f rs. Broad is nory popular mth t IH children and has told stories sc\·rral times at the Saturday morning ston- hour. Her talk tomorrow morning \\-ill he the principal feature of a snrcial E·astcr nrogram for the childrrt,., \Yhicl1 will include also Easter poem s. music, and Easter games_ Miss Janr Catlowa,·. daughter of Mr. and \f rs_ n. r._ CallowaY. 920 Linden ;! \·C'ntte. rrturnrrl this week from the Russrll Sage school in Trov. N. Y. to sprnrl ahout ten days with her parents. --o-ScymoiJr Burge. son of the E. H. Burge". 92-t Forest avenue, will return from Dartmouth coll<-gc Sunday for his snring vacation. Air mail mav he sent registered. c;;pccia l deliven· insured, or C. 0. D. at the regular rates. A special deliven stamp should he attached to insure deliverv the same dav if air mail arrives at its destinatio-n after 12 noon. Charlie Bachman to Teach in N. U. Football School Charlie Bachman. heart footha11 coach at the lniversitv of Florida. will assist Coach Dick Hanlev of Northwestern in holding the Northwestern universitv summer roaching school here August 5 to 17. Bachman, former Notre Dame star and one of the most successful Rockne coaches will teach th<' Notre Dame system while Hanley, a protege of Pop Warner. will put on the sntem made famous hv the Standford ·coach. · Coach "Dutch" Lonhorg of Northwestern will conduct a course in basketball and Tom Robinson, Northwestern swimming coach, will teach a course in his sport. Mrs. Lowell D. Snorf, 230 Tenth street. with Virginia Ann and Lowell. · Jr., will spend Easter vacation in Wash ington, D. C. and eastern points of, interest. EASTER STYLES Conquer The Clock THE GLENDYNE To say that stylish shoes may be worn hour after hourcomfortably-.sounds like Utopia. The patented construction of Arch Preserver Shoes bas brought Utopia to thousands of men and women. TH. R<JIPRB fi 62.6 ·CbUNb lt. Shoe Shop Evaaston